The powerful TAG TEAM of Umbreon & Darkrai-GX, along with Mawile-GX, come to the upcoming Pokémon TCG: Sun & Moon—Unified Minds expansion.

Sun & Moon—Unified
Minds is the latest expansion for the Pokémon Trading Card Game, and as you
might expect, it includes a wide variety of amazing new cards. Of course, TAG
TEAM Pokémon-GX continue to stand
out, but there are plenty of other Pokémon, Pokémon-GX, and Trainer cards to get excited about. These powerful new
cards will boost the strength of your deck and look awesome in your collection!
Take a look at some of the new cards you'll find in Sun & Moon—Unified Minds.

Umbreon & Darkrai-GX

Umbreon and Darkrai together on one Pokémon TCG card… Is
there any light that can penetrate this deeply concentrated darkness? Given the
strength of this TAG TEAM, your opponent might not even get the chance to
brighten up the game. The duo's Black Lance attack pulls double duty by hitting
your opponent's Active Pokémon for 150 damage while also doing 60 damage to 1 of
their Benched Pokémon-GX or Benched Pokémon-EX. You can also disrupt
your opponent's strategy with Umbreon & Darkrai-GX's Dark Moon-GX
attack: For a low cost of only 1 Energy (of any type), it prevents your
opponent from playing any Trainer cards from their hand during their next turn.
However, if you're able to attach 5 extra Darkness Energy to the TAG TEAM, its GX
attack will turn out the lights and Knock Out your opponent's Active Pokémon,
as well.

Mawile-GX

Mawile-GX is interesting because it gives you a
couple of opportunities to take a peek at your opponent's hand. First, the Captivating
Wink Ability activates when you play Mawile-GX from your hand onto your
Bench. When you do, you may have your opponent reveal their hand and put any number
of Basic Pokémon you find there onto their Bench. This Ability pairs nicely
with Mawile-GX's Wily Bite attack, which does 10 damage plus an
additional 30 damage for each of your opponent's Benched Pokémon. The Big
Eater-GX attack doesn't deal any damage, but it once again requires your
opponent to reveal their hand—then it allows you to discard all the Supporter
cards you find there. When played at the right time, this attack can put your
opponent in an uncomfortable position.

Mewtwo & Mew-GX

Mewtwo and Mew have a long, intertwined history, so it makes
perfect sense that they would join forces on a TAG TEAM card. Given the pair's Legendary
(and Mythical) strength, it should come as no surprise that this is a powerful
card. Mewtwo & Mew-GX has a staggering 270 HP and no regular attack.
Instead, thanks to its Perfection Ability, this team can use the attacks of any
Pokémon-GX or Pokémon-EX on your Bench or in your discard pile.
This Ability makes for a very versatile card, but you will need the necessary
Energy attached to Mewtwo & Mew-GX in order to use each borrowed
attack. The team's Miraculous Duo-GX attack is also impressive. It hits
for 200 damage, and with just 1 extra Energy attached, the GX attack
will heal all damage from all of your Pokémon. Pretty nice!

Aerodactyl-GX

Aerodactyl-GX, which evolves from the versatile
Unidentified Fossil, is good for disrupting your opponent's attack strategy. If
this Fighting-type Pokémon is your Active Pokémon, you can use its Primal Winds
Ability to add an extra Energy to the attack costs of your opponent's Basic
Pokémon. Not only will this Ability annoy your opponent, but it also fuels
Aerodactyl-GX's Wild Dive-GX attack. This attack costs a single
Fighting Energy and hits for 50 damage times the amount of Energy attached to
your opponent's Active Pokémon. Just make sure to use it when your opponent is fully
powered up, because you only get one chance!

Rowlet & Alolan Exeggutor-GX

With the diminutive Rowlet reaching a mere 1 foot in height
and Alolan Exeggutor towering at over 35 feet tall, this TAG TEAM seems about
as physically mismatched as can be. Even so, these two Pokémon combine into a
force to be reckoned with! If you have other Grass-type Pokémon on your Bench,
this TAG TEAM's Super Growth attack lets you evolve them up to Stage 2 with no Energy
cost. If you're looking to go on the offensive, the pair's Tropical Hour-GX attack does an impressive 200 damage,
and by attaching 3 extra Energy, you can really put your opponent in a tough
spot. The GX attack's “team bonus”
forces your opponent to shuffle all the Energy attached to all their Pokémon
into their deck. If you're facing a powered-up opponent, Rowlet & Alolan
Exeggutor-GX can send them right back
to square one!

Jirachi-GX

The Mythical Pokémon Jirachi shines bright as a Pokémon-GX in Sun & Moon—Unified Minds. The Wish Pokémon may not be a heavy
hitter, but its Star Search attack provides an easy and low-cost way to attach
Energy to any other Psychic-type Pokémon you may have on your Bench. To help
defend itself while it assists its teammates, Jirachi-GX has the Psychic Zone Ability that cancels out Psychic-type
Weakness (although be aware that it affects your opponent as well). Its Star
Shield-GX attack provides extra protection
by preventing all effects of attacks, including damage, done to Jirachi-GX during your opponent's next turn.

Naganadel-GX

Is your opponent getting a little too close to victory for
your comfort? If so, it might be time to bring Naganadel-GX into play. This Ultra Beast's Injection-GX attack lets you take a card from your opponent's discard pile
and add it to their Prize cards. Suddenly, they're one step further from the
finish line! In addition to that sneaky attack, Naganadel-GX's Ultra Conversion Ability allows you to bolster your hand by
drawing 3 cards if you're willing to sacrifice another Ultra Beast from your
hand. You can also direct damage at any of your opponent's Pokémon with the
Venom Shot attack. Just be aware that you'll have to discard 2 Energy from
Naganadel-GX when you pull off this versatile
attack.

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